Sentence examples for concentrated release from inspiring English sources

On the con side of things, it remains to be seen how long a life this film has after such a concentrated release package.

They raised the issue of the concentrated release of waste food and excretory products into surrounding waters and discussed ways of mitigating resulting problems.

The speeded-up, concentrated release schedule that has become the norm over the past decade has made the panic sown by Sept. 11 especially dramatic, as the studios have pulled some big movies from release and rescheduled others in a desperate attempt to divine the public mood.

Teng says previous studies have measured weak, diffuse levels of acid and siderophores when mineral and fungus are put together in the same solution, but none had measured this concentrated release at the fungus-mineral interface.

The concentrated release of PO and phenol free radicals exert a strong quenching effect, which is the main mechanism for the high flame-retardant rating with the addition of relatively low amount of TGIC-DOPO.

This allows the concentrated release of oxidants formed subsequently.

Finally, the supernatant was concentrated using a 5 kDa cut off filter (Vivaspin, Sartorius), and this concentrated material (released viral material fraction) was subjected to methanol / chloroform extraction [ 30], resuspended in 100 μl 6 M Urea in 100 mM Tris Buffer and subjected to in-solution digestion.

When it is distilled, the synthetic concentrated brine releases acid gases, in our case predicted to consist primarily of HCl and HF.

The high removal efficiency of DIN under ambient nitrogen loading and the significant removal of DIP indicate that constructed wetlands planted with Salicornia are well suited to the treatment of batches of highly concentrated wastewater released during routine filter backwashing in marine RAS.

Instead, we detected R88-A3G in concentrated viruses released from these cells (Fig. 5A).

The experiments carried out clarify that it is not possible to differentiate between the standard evaluation criteria such as the average droplet size, the wetting proportion, and the possibility of differentiating highly concentrated amounts of release agent.